A Versatile Double-Sided Feather Flag That Spikes Into Grass

A feather flag carries a tall, tapering line of branding that the eye picks up clear across an open space, and the mid-height FF3200DS sets that shape on a spike for soft ground. Its curved glass fibre pole rises from a steel stake that pushes into grass or soil, so it stands with no base to weigh down or carry, light enough to plant a whole row along the edge of an event. Both faces are printed on their own panels around an opaque core, so the design reads forward whichever way people walk in. The mid-range height is tall enough to be seen across a field yet easy for one person to lift and move. Best suited for outdoor events, garden centres and sports grounds where the ground is soft and the display needs to stand on a stake alone.

Why This Feather Display Suits Outdoor Pitches

• A full graphic on each face: Two separately printed skins are sealed either side of a blockout core, so both sides show a strong, true image with nothing showing through. Around a showground where the audience comes from every angle, that keeps the message the right way round for all of them, and the print is included, so you send art and it returns finished.
• A stake that holds in soft earth: Rather than a weighted plate, a steel spike drives into grass or soil and the pole drops onto it, so the ground holds the flag with nothing extra to assemble. There is no heavy base to lift, which is what lets you plant a line of them along an entrance or a route in minutes.
• A height that handles easily: Taller than the compact flags but well short of the largest, the mid-range size reads across a field while staying light and manageable for a single person to carry and pitch. It is the all-round outdoor height for crews who set up and strike often.
• A tapering blade that reads from afar: The feather shape gives a slim, upright line of branding that stands out down a row of stalls or across a car park, taking up almost no ground while drawing the eye upward to the message at the top, which is what makes it read where a low sign would be lost in the crowd.
• A pole that bends in the wind: The glass fibre mast and its GRP whip flex and recover in a gust instead of standing stiff, so out in the open the flag rides a breeze of up to 45 kph (28 mph) where a rigid pole would snap off.
• Light to carry, fast to strike: With no base in the kit, the pole breaks into sections and the fabric rolls into the bag supplied, so one person pitches or packs the flag in a couple of minutes without tools. A 1 year guarantee guards against manufacturing faults.

Where This Outdoor Banner Does Its Best Work

Build a flag from a single layer and the print reads backwards and washed out on the reverse. This one is made from two separately printed skins sealed either side of a blockout core, so both faces show a strong, true image with no see-through. Around a busy showground, where the audience arrives from every angle, that two-sided finish keeps the message the right way round for all of them rather than only the people facing the front, which is the whole reason to print both sides at a roaming outdoor event in the first place.

The feather flag is the tall blade that tapers toward the top, carried on a pole that curves up its leading edge. It is the shape that gives the most height for the least ground, a slim upright that reads from clear across a field. The pole is glass fibre, fine glass strands set in resin to stay light and springy, and it is tipped with a GRP whip that flexes in the wind. The inner pole diameter is 16.8mm right across the range, so parts carry over between flags, letting you mix poles, spikes and spares across a set without hunting for matching fittings.

It stands on a steel ground spike rather than a weighted base. The stake drives down into grass or soil and the pole drops onto it, so the earth itself holds the flag and there is no plate to carry or build. That keeps each unit light, which counts when you are planting a line of them along an entrance or a route. The catch is that a spike needs something to bite into, so on tarmac or paving the drive-on car base is the version that works instead, holding the same flag down with the weight of a parked vehicle rather than the grip of the earth.

Printing is by dye sublimation, where heat turns the ink to gas and pushes it into the polyester so it stains the fibres themselves instead of lying on the surface. A graphic set in this way holds its colour through sun and rain at an outdoor pitch and survives being rolled away after each event without flaking. Each face prints across an area of 605mm by 2620mm. Supply the artwork, both sides are produced for you, and the flag goes up by hand in about two minutes, with no tools to find and no fixings to lose out on a windy field.

What Ships in Your Pack

• 1 x 3.2m double-sided glass fibre feather flag, printed on both faces from your artwork
• 1 x steel ground spike base
• 1 x carry bag